Re: [exoplatform] Call to groovy templates

[Cédric TRAN-XUAN <cedric.tran-xuan@xxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the response!
I have also noticed that you use a "par:"  prefix in the 
portlet-preferences.xml. For instance,

 <portlet-preferences>
   <owner-type>portal</owner-type>
   <owner-id>classic</owner-id>
   <window-id>portal#classic:/web/FooterPortlet/footer</window-id>
   <preference>
     <name>template</name>
     
<value>par:/groovy/groovy/webui/component/UIFooterPortlet.gtmpl</value>
     <read-only>false</read-only>
   </preference>
 </portlet-preferences>

Does the "par:" belong to the same mechanism we're talking about? And if 
it is the case, can we use in the @ComponentConfig annotation? And what 
is its meaning?
Thanks in advance,

Cédric.

hoa.pham a écrit :
> Hi,
> When you using a template inside your war, please use "app:".
> The prefix: "system" is used when you use a template outside your war, 
> and in portal.war where we store system template as webui component...
>
> Cédric TRAN-XUAN wrote:
> > Actually, I have got two portlets in my war :
> > 1) one that calls the groovy template 
> > "system:/groovy/webui/form/UIFormTabPane.gtmpl"  and that works fine. 
> > And the war does not contain the groovy template.
> > 2) one that calls 
> > "system:/groovy/portal/webui/component/UIIFramePortlet.gtmpl" or 
> > "app:/groovy/portal/webui/component/UIIFramePortlet.gtmpl"  and I 
> > have got a java exception if I don't copy this template to my war.
> > So, I wonder why I have got those two different behaviours.
> >
> > Cedric.
> >
> > Cédric TRAN-XUAN a écrit :
> > > Hi all,
> > > First of all best wishes and happy new year to everybody!
> > > Java classes call groovy templates through the annotation 
> > > @ComponentConfig  but does anyone know the differences between :
> > >
> > > template = "app:/groovy/portal/webui/component/UIIFramePortlet.gtmpl"
>
> > > and
> > >
> > > template = 
> > > "system:/groovy/portal/webui/component/UIIFramePortlet.gtmpl"
> > >
> > > So, what is the difference between "app:" and "system:" and which 
> > > other values can we have?
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > >
> > > Cédric.